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142 Lankans at Christmas Island

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A total of 142 Sri Lankan asylum seekers from two separate smugglers' boats have landed at the Christmas Island, Australia yesterday morning, with at least one more expected last night, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
 
As dawn broke yesterday, a small fishing boat with 44 Tamil men from Sri Lanka sat moored to a buoy just off Island’s harbor. Next to it floated a similar craft that had brought another 98 Tamil men the previous day.
 
Last week the island received 110 survivors from the boat which capsized last week in the seas between Christmas Island and Indonesia.

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-11+16 # Kondeybendapucheena 2012-06-30 12:14
They keep going and going .LTTE keep smuggling them non stop and Aussies keep excepting them
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-14+15 # perumal 2012-06-30 12:15
Why do they want to leave the paradise?; the Wonder of Asia?
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-8+12 # Abayratna 2012-06-30 15:26
This is a disgrace for us Sri Lankan's.
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-2+6 # roger 2012-07-01 06:11
This is what happens when you guys vote for a govt like this in SL
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-6+2 # janaka 2012-07-01 08:52
Please don't destroy our Sri Lanka and Sinhalese Nationality, Please dont do these type of work.
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-0+0 # Zara 2012-07-02 09:11
Before assuming thta all Sri Lankans in the detention centres at Christmas Island are Tamils, why don't you find out how many Sinhalese are also claiming refugee status
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-0+7 # lankashantha 2012-07-01 10:15
Lucky and courage people. No more unbearable price hikes like we pay. Can afford vehicles with simple taxes.
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